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Western Music Time (26-30 January 2022)

By miguelbilly

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (26-30 January 2022)
Western Music Time (26-30 January 2022)

Western Music Time (26-30 January 2022)

Opening theme
Lone Ranger tv theme – ABC Studio Orchestra
The Cisco Kid tv Theme – Studio Orch
I’m a Rollin’ – Roy Rogers
3 from Tex Ritter’s film, Sing Cowboy Sing
Good-bye Ol’ Paint – Tex Ritter
I’m a Natural Born Cowboy – Tex Ritter
Sing Cowboy Sing – Tex Ritter
Melody Ranch – Gene Autry & Ann Miller from their film Melody Ranch
It’s Never too Late – Tex Ritter from his 1944 film Whispering Skull
In Case You Change Your Mind – Tex Ritter (from the same film)
Down a Covered Wagon Trail – Red Foley
That’s My Home – Gene Autry & the Cass County Boys from their film, Trail to San Antone
I’m Gonna Leave You Like I Found You – Tex Ritter from his film Dead or Alive
I Don’t Care – Tex Ritter (from the same film)
The Lone Star Trail – Ken Maynard
The Lonestar Trail – Don Edwards
Headin’ for the Rio Grande – Tex Ritter (film title song)
Night Herd Song – Jimmy Wakely Trio – (from same film)
3 Songs from Blazing the Western Trail (Durango Kid) w/Charles Starett & Bob Wills
Ida Red – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Good-bye Liza Jane – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Time Changes Everything – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Closing theme

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